"Pros: There was nothing we were not impressed with. Spotlessly clean. Well furnished. Everything we needed was available Cons: The trees in the front were hanging over the pool which not only shades the pool but caused a lot of mess also. The pool man was great but my husband also cleared out the debris from the trees a couple of times a day. Personally I also think another step should be put in place from the outside eating area to the pool. Quite a high step for people who are not very mobile. Both myself and mum struggled to get down to the pool" ~Julie

"Pros: We had a fabulous stay in "Veriko", one of four adjacent (and very similar) villas in a little group on this road. The villa was more spacious than I expected - a big kitchen with table, a seperate dining and living room, a "family" bathroom (with a shower over the bath), a utility room, a seperate loo, as well as a double bedroom (en suite with a shower), and two twin bedrooms. There was plenty of storage everywhere including lots of wardrobe space. There are also drying racks for towels / laundry etc to dry out in the sunshine. The villa was spotlessly clean. The bathooms were fairly basic, but plenty of hot water and water pressure was fine. It was great to have a BBQ to use one evening. The pool was very clean when we arrived and was maintained again during our stay. Lots of birds visit the garden, which is lovely. We loved that the villa had many sliding doors (all with mosquito screens) so we could easily move in and out to the terrace and pool. We visited in early April; the pool was too cold for me but my family used it a couple of times in the week. Pool towels and bath towels are provided. The villa is on a road called Kiladon which connects Pissouri village to Pissouri Bay. We walked up to the village many times (around a ten minute walk uphill) during the day and in the evening. There are street lights all the way up the hill between the villa and Pissouri village; however there are no street lights down the hill between the villa and Pissouri Bay so if you want to eat dinner there it's probably best to drive as there's no pavement and it's a winding hill road. Pissouri is a lovely little village, with many restaurants and cafes. There is one small mini mart with lots of tinned goods and gifts but not a huge range of groceries. You would probably be better trying Pissouri Bay (Joanna Supermarket) for some groceries, or go to a larger supermarket elsewhere (we got supplies from Paphos when we were there). Cons: I can imagine that if the guests at the villa on either side were very noisy, it would impact your stay. This wasn't our experience at all, we heard the neighbours occassionally, but no problem." ~Sarahinhongkong